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SAP MIIManufacturing ntegration andntelligencePositioning within theBusiness Suite Portfolio

Frank Platt

SSM Manufacturing

September 17, 2009


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Agenda

SAP MII Brief Overview

Capabilities

Architecture

Integration Landscape

MII and Process Integration

MII and Business Objects

MII and Enterprise Portals

Summary


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SAP MII

Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence

Data Services

Real-time integration of data with plant floor systems, applications and legacy systems.

Visualization Services

Extensible presentation layer presented via web pages. Family of configurable UI objects providemanufacturing views in role based dashboards or via wireless PDAs.

Business Logic Services

Flow based logic engine, enables data aggregation and transformation of disparate data. Transactionscan be triggered or scheduled. Calculations, business rules, and alerts are easily developed andexecuted.

SAP MIIData Services

Visualization

ServicesAnalytic Services

SAP MII is a service-based composition environment that leverages unique servicesfor rapid development of Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence applications

across all industries served.

Business Logic

Services

Web Services


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Manufacturing Integration & Intelligence

Composition Environment

Data Services

Visualization


Quality Engine

KPIs / Metrics / Alerts

SAP Manufacturing PlatformDelivers Information and Process Integration

PLAN MAKE DELIVER

MAKE

Simplified Execution

Global Coordination

ERP SCM PLM

Distributor/CustomersSupplier Processes

Contract Manufacturer

LOB

Devices

LIMS/ Inspection /

Equipment Testing

MESSCADA / HMI

Plant DataCollection

Wireless IntegrationEnvironmental

Building Management

Plant Historian

Plant DB

DCS / PLC

via OPC


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SAP MII Core Functions/Services

Data Services

Bi-directional data accessMetadata browsingXML-based data abstractionConnectors to external systems

Business Logic ServicesLogicIntegration servicesNotification services

Calculation and data transformationContent creation

Visualization Services

Charts, grids, tickers, UI controlsDashboard components

Analytic ServicesSPC/SQC (Six Sigma) analysesStatistical and other mathematical analyses

Web ServicesAll services exposed as web services

Includes user-defined composite services

SAP NetWeaver Web AS

SAP NetWeaver Web AS

Connectors

MIIDB



Data Services

Visualization


Quality Engine



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SAP 2007 / Page 6



Data Services

Visualization


Quality Engine


SAP Manufacturing PlatformDelivers Information and Process Integration

PLAN MAKE DELIVER

MAKE

Simplified Execution

Global Coordination

ERP SCM PLM

LIMS/ Inspection /

Equipment Testing

MESSCADA / HMI

Plant DataCollection

Wireless IntegrationEnvironmental

Building Management

Plant Historian

Plant DB

DCS / PLC

via OPC

SAP MII extracts data

from SAP ERP and

provides real-time

visibility and distribution

to Plant Floor Systems of:

SAP MIIs ability to performtransaction execution into

SAP also enables automated,

plant-level creation of:


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SAP MII in a Multi-Plant Context

CorporateCorporatePlantsPlants

SAP Business Suite

SAP NetWeaver

SAP Business Suite

SAP NetWeaver

SAP MIISAP MII

SAP MIISAP MII

SAP MIISAP MII

Central

SAP BI

Central

SAP BI


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SAP 2007 / Page 8

SAPMII

Typical SAP MII Application Areas

AdaptiveManufacturing

Manufacturing OperationsSAP Manufacturing (mySAP ERP)

ManufacturingIntelligence

ManufacturingIntegration

ManufacturingSynchronization

Data Integration

Work ProcessManagement

UI Simplification

PerformanceManagement

Dashboards

Scorecards

Analytics


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SAPs pre-packaged integration templatesAccelerated Time-to-business value

Integrated business process platform reduces integration costthroughout integration life cycle

Analyze and

Discover

Model andBuild

Compose andOrchestrate

Test,Integrate and

Deploy

Manage and

Optimize

Duration reduction

by 20%

Duration reduction

by 20%

Only possiblewith ESR/SR

Only possiblewith ESR/SR

Reduction of

Deployment perservice by 1 day

Reduction of

Deployment perservice by 1 day

Reduction of

Integration effort by

30%

Reduction of

Integration effort by

30%

Duration reduction

by 25%

Duration reduction

by 25%

Now we can provision new web services in a technologically independent way

and reduce our development and integration effort by two-thirds through

re-use of enterprise services.Gerald Elder

Project Manager, Swiss Post

* Based on Swiss Post presentation in SAPPHIRE, Berlin 2008


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SAP MII Template Categories - Transactions

The current categories for the building block transactions are:

Materials Data

Material Movements

Batches

Production Orders

Process Orders Plant Maintenance Notifications

Plant Maintenance Work Orders

Quality

Planned Orders

Repetitive Manufacturing

IDOCs

The collection of MII transactions will be continuously evolve with all content posted

and maintained on SDN.


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SAP Partner Landscape for Batch Manufacturing

SAP Business Suite

(SCM, PP, PP-PI, IM/WM, QM)

Manufacturing

Operations

Manufacturing

Enterprise

Processes

Inspection/

Equipment Testing Weigh ScalesPlant Historian HMI PLC SCADA / DCSLIMS

Automation

Partner MES SystemsComprehensive MES

Solution

Partner Scheduling &EAM Systems

Intelligence Integration Innovation

SAP Plant Connectivity (PCo)

Batch Manufacturing Templates

SAP MIISMART, Best Practice

MES Solution

Shop Floor Systems

SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment


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Capabilities

Architecture





Summary


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SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1- Available NowSingle integrated product for comprehensive business SOA

Single middleware product for A2A, B2B integration across the business network

High performance and secure end-to-end transactions supporting latest SOA standards

Pre-integrated repository and registry for centralized service provisioning and governance

Pre-packaged integration templates signif icantly reduce integration pro ject TCO

SOA Management

Service Bus

Enterprise ServicesRepository & Registry

Services Registry

Administration

Configuration

Monitoring

Optimization

Security

Pre-packaged Integration ContentPre-packaged Integration Content

BAMBAMBusiness Task

Management

Business Task

ManagementProcess

Orchestration

Process

Orchestration

Software

Lifecycle

Security User

Management

Software

Lifecycle

Security User

Management

Scalability,

High

Availability

Archiving

Scalability,

High

Availability

Archiving

Connectivity(3rd Party

Applications,Technologies,Middleware

etc)

Connectivity(3rd Party

Applications,Technologies,Middleware

etc)

Reliable

Message &

Queuing

Reliable

Message &

Queuing

Trans-

formation

Trans-

formation

Dynamic

Routing /

Mediation

Dynamic

Routing /

Mediation

Protocol

Switching

Protocol

Switching


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PI versus MII functionality

What do you get from PI?

EAI Platform

Enterprise Messaging

Centralized configuration, tracing, monitoring,

and maintenance of messages across sites

and between systems

Guaranteed Delivery and Store Forward

Enterprise Service Repository

Stateful Workflow

BPM Tools

Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) functionality

Asynchronous Communication

What do you get from MII?

Composition Environment, including GUI tools

specifically designed for plant use cases, to

develop applications for manufacturing

Manufacturing Systems Connectivity

EAI enabler for the plant

Enterprise message client to PI with local queues

Easy to use tools to take data from plant systems

and populate message templates for message

consumption by enterprise applications

Largely synchronous communication

Rich analytic capabilities

Lean, graphical service composition environment

Service enablement of the shop floor

Simple data aggregation and transformation tools


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Top Reasons to use each product

When you should use PI

You wish to use Process Integration as the SOA

backbone in your Enterprise

To Establish ES Repositor y as the central SOA

repository in customer landscapes

To Leverage support of additional WS standards

such as UDDI, WS-BPEL and tasks, WS-RM

across the enterprise landscape Enable high-volume and mission-critical integration

scenarios between business applications

Benefit from new functionality, such as principal

propagation , XML validation, and BAM

capabilities

When you should use MII

You have a heterogeneous set ofplant data stores

that you want to organize and analyze

You want to get consistent manufacturing

operations reporting across sites

You need to drill down into plant data stores and

across different data stores formanufacturing

intelligence applications You wish to connect proprietary plant

applications to ERP data and work processes

through standard, out of the box connectors and

tools

Products are complimentary when both are available in the same landscape, use

each for its strengths


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How do MII and PI work together?

SAP PI focus

A2A and B2B connector framework to integrate all kind of backend systems and applications

Business process engine to support stateful, long running business logic

Pure integration functionality; no flexible, manufacturing-focused UI engine to integrate people

with processes

SAP PI is the SAP solution for enterprise application integration. SAP MIIsupplements SAP PI in decentralized and synchronous Manufacturing

environments

SAP PI and SAP MII will be - from an architectural point of view - two different

systems, whose functionality are deployed in a complementary way

SAP PI as central instance in data processing service center

SAP MII as separate deployment instance, often at the manufacturing site, with PI client

capabilities, including local queues to withstand network and system outages


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SAP 2007 / Page 17

Plant to Enterprise Integration using

MII and PI Logical View

Process Integration Server

used for Enterprise Messaging

Use the PI stack included as

part of NetWeaver CE for

message queuing and quality

of service

MII used at the plant to

communicate to proprietary

manufacturing automation

system data stores, andtransform and contextualize

the raw data so that it can

communicate with ERP

transactional systems

Data Connect ivity ServicesData Aggregration and Transformation Services

xMII Core Services


HTTP/HTTPS/Web Servi ce Interface Layer

NetWeaver CE

Single

Server /

Deployment

UnitxMII Plant

App lic atio n

CompositionEnvironment

Messaging / Queuing / Securit y

Resource Adapter (WSRM)

Process

Integration

Adapt er

Framework

SAP ECC

APOPPQM SDMMMMPP-

PI

BW

Modulex

Modulen...

Business Process

Engine

Integration

Engine

Central (Advanced)

Adap ter Engine

ProcessIntegration

Server

Enterprise Deployment

Plant Site - Distributed Deployment


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SAP 2007 / Page 18

Communication Scenarios for Plant to

Enterprise Integration

Process Integration Server

Netweaver CE Appli cation Server

xMII Plant Application Framework

AII

xLPO

S

95Business

Package

SPC

QM

Extensions

KPIsand

Alerting

Mfg.

Work

Instructions

M

fg.

Business

Intelligence

Composite

App1

...

Composite

Appn

SAP ECC

APOPPQM SDMMMMPP-PI

BW

ESA ServicesRFC Connector/IDOCS

Modulex

Modulen...

Enterprise

DeploymentPlant Site -Distributed Deployment

MII Integration to ERP

Scenario 1 Direct:MII can communicate

directly to ERP through

BAPIs, RFCs, and IDOCS

Scenario 2 Thru PI:MII can communicate

through a PI or XI Server

(or other enterprise

middleware)

Scenario 3 ESOA:MII can communicate

through SAP ESA Services

for Manufacturing

Note: Scenarios are not mutually exclusive. They may be

combined in any way depending on the needs of the

application.

1 2 3


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Capabilities

Architecture





Summary


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SAP 2008 / Page 20

Product Directions for BI SolutionsSAP BusinessObjects BI Solutions

PredictivePredictive

Web IntelligenceWeb Intelligence

Crystal ReportsCrystal Reports

XcelsiusXcelsiusWeb App DesignerWeb App Designer

Report DesignerReport Designer

Pioneer (OLAP Analysis)Pioneer (OLAP Analysis)

BI WidgetsBI Widgets

Web ServicesWeb Services

And Much

More

PolestarPolestar

Mobile BIMobile BI

Enterprise Data

Warehousing

& BI Platform

AdvancedAnalysis

Enterprise

Reporting

Dashboards,

Visualization

Ad-hoc

Query &

Reporting

BusinessObjects EnterpriseBusinessObjects EnterpriseSAP NetWeaver BI and BIASAP NetWeaver BI and BIA


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Manufacturing Analytics: Closed Loop

Between Strategy and Execution

Executive Level

Plant Level

Line Level

Plant reporting defines

line targets

Line level data rolls up to

summary for plant level

reporting

Plant level data rolls up to

summary for executive and

Cross-site reporting

SAP MII Intell igenceSAP Business Objects

Executive reporting defines

plant Productivity targets


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Production Analytics MII with Xcelsius


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SAP 2007 / Page 23

SAP MII / Business Objects Evolution

SAP MII

VersionReleased Description

Q4/2008

Existing: Basic connectivi ty to Business Objects

server via Web service interface

Use SAP MII as data source for Business ObjectsXcelsius (SDN article)

2009

Provide connector for Business Objects Crystal

reports to report on top of SAP MII data/queries.

Provide local Crystal reporting runtime engine inside

SAP MII.

2010

Manufacturing Analytics

Rich set of analytical composites for targeted

industries available

SAP MII

12.1

SAP MII

12.2

SAP MII

14.0


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SAP MII and Business Objects Differentiation

SAP MII - Manufacturing Intelligence and Integration:

Product Space Enterprise Manufacturing Intelligence, Operations Management, Manufacturing Execution Systems

Key words Real Time data, Manufacturing, Transactional, Distributed Architecture

Manufacturing Composition Environment forreal time plant applications

Integrates existing applications from Plant floor to SAP Business Suite

Used forSynchronous and Asynchronous transactions between applications

Does Not Require data replication to an OLAP Database for reporting

Note - Plans underway to integrate SAP MII to Business Objects applications (reporting and dashboards)

Business Objects

Product Space Business Intelligence, Enterprise Performance Management, Enterprise Information Management

Key Words Enterprise, Analytics

Enterprise Reporting Solution

Query, Reporting, Dashboards, and Analytics on top ofcorporate data sources

Data integration, data quality, and metadata management

Information discovery, search and navigation

Note All SAP MII customers have a complementary Business Intelligence strategy


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Capabilities

Architecture





Summary


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SAP Enterprise Portals

Summary

The SAP NetWeaver Portal component enables you to centralize and integrate resources

and processes from across the enterprise creating a Web-based work environment that

maximizes the productivity of your employees, partners, and customers.

Key Features

Unified interfaces Create a single point of access for all info and applications

Intuitive design Helps users quickly access the right resources

Personalization Meet the exact needs of individual users

Flexibility Recombine functionality and customize portals as your needs change

Enhanced usabili ty Reduce user learning time and develop custom user interfaces

Unmatched integration Interface with SAP and non-SAP enterprise applications

Extensibility Support cross-enterprise applications

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Capabilities

Architecture





Summary


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SAP Manufacturing Solution Stack

SAP Business Suite

(SAP ERP, SCM, PLM )

SAP Business Suite

(SAP ERP, SCM, PLM )

SAP MII InfrastructureSAP MII InfrastructureSAP MII Content

Partner shop floor systemsPartner shop floor systems

CompositesComposites

Inspection/

equipment testing

Weigh scales Plant data

collection

RFID sensors,

bar codes

Device

integration

Plant historian HMI SCADA / DCS

Intelligence Integration Innovation

SAP ME

Manufacturing

Execution

SAP ME

Manufacturing

Execution

Shop

Floor

E

nterprise

Business Objects Enterprise

Universe Designer Crystal Reports Web Intelligence

Presentation

Layer

Business Objects

InfoView

SAP

NetWeaver Portal

Other

Corporate Portals

Voyager Xcelsius

BI


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Positioning - SAP MII Differentiators

Connectors provide instant integration to plant systems

Leverages existing investments data replication not required

Provides integration and intelligence in one framework

Applications are developed very quickly time to benefi t in weeks

Includes pre-buil t templates for integrating to SAP Business Suite

Designed forreal-time manufacturing applications

Delivers transactional integration for simplifying user interaction wi thERP


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Thank you!


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